In the third quarter, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway made noteworthy adjustments to its investment portfolio, acquiring stakes in Domino’s Pizza and Pool Corporation while simultaneously reducing holdings in long-term assets such as Apple and Bank of America. These strategic shifts were disclosed through regulatory documents, indicating Berkshire’s ongoing approach as a net seller of stocks....
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